The Chapel at Crawfordton House
Shaun Castle 08 January 2007
The school choir performing in the chapel, 1984
The private chapel at Crawfordton House is an exquisite example of High Victorian romanticism, believed to date from the late 19th century, and extended in the 1950's. Of timber-frame construction, with steeply pitched Gothic gables and leaded glass lights, the chapel is set in woodland and reached by a path flanked by specimen trees and Rhododendrons. The intimate interior retains an atmosphere of congregation, complete with ecclesiastical furniture and fittings.
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